You can display a list of schedules by using the schedule setting table. And the operators are allowed to change the time range of a schedule with the Schedule Setting Table at runtime.

The above is an example of the schedule setting table. The first row is the title row. It displays the title of each column. The other rows display one schedule per row. You can create scroll button groups or scroll bars to scroll the contents. A schedule setting table can have seven columns. The following table describes the content of each column for a schedule setting table.

Column	Description
Schedule No.	The number of the associated schedule. This column is optional.
Schedule Name	The name of the associated schedule.
Status	The current status of the associated schedule. The status includes: Active, Inactive, Prohibited, Error.
Set	If the associated schedule is changeable, there is a button shown in the column. Click the button, you will see the following sample Set Schedule dialog that allows the operator to change the time range of the associated schedule. To set the dialog, please see Section 16.2.2 for details.
Start Time	The start time of the schedule.
End Time	The end time of the schedule.
Applied Days	The day or days in a week that the schedule will apply.

The text color and font of a row are determined by the settings in the General Page.